This past weekend, Christian Heritage Church here in Tallahassee hosted their 2nd annual Expression event. I was able to participate in two ways. The first way was as a trio with a couple of friends. We did 4 songs that I wrote and a good time was had by all. I was very pleased with [...]
Here’s a quick video of one of the songs I performed at Acoustic Ovation here in Tallahassee on Saturday, October 17th. I hope to have a few more of these up online. It’s a bit dark but the sound isn’t so bad.
Here are the photos I took from my Muse/U2 concert on October 9th. Good times were had. I think I got a few good shots when I took photos, but I wanted to enjoy the show as well. Some of the photos are from my digital camera and some are from my palm pre.
Tallahassee folks, come on out to Acoustic Ovation this Saturday night, October 17th at 7pm. I’ll be playing some of my original tunes (about 10 or so) for the evening split up in the middle with poetry by local artist Elaine Anderson. Cost is $5 (equal to a cup of Starbucks coffee which you don’t [...]
IMG_9697, originally uploaded by ONE.org. from me and Natalie. They took our ‘dirty kiss’ photo with the potential of it being shown on the big screen at the end of the show. We didn’t make it on the big screen, but our photo managed to make it on the One.org flickr account. Here’s a slide [...]
This past Friday, I had the awesome privilege of seeing U2 play live with Muse doing the opening honors. I’m a huge fan of both bands, and have never seen either of them perform live, so this was a huge treat for me and the wife. We drove down to Tampa to catch the show [...]
I got this in an email last night and thought I’d share it for FSU football fans. Coach Bobby Bowden is a friend of mine, as a mentor and coach since my freshman year at FSU in 1963. His character and commitment to excellence has always been the signature of his career. Two years ago [...]
My sister sent me a link to this video. In keeping with the ‘small’ theme from my previous post, here are, 70 years later, the 5 surviving ‘munchkins’ are together to share their thoughts on The Wizard of Oz.
Found this video on the the Disney Parks Blog. They created it using a technique called Tilt-shift photography. Because of the way the photo is taken, the subjects look like toy models, but they’re not. They’re actual cars and trains and people walking and moving around. Pretty neat stuff. Enjoy.